Krystle Salazar

Researching more about your specific question, turns out there is an exact example in the documentation of how to add your own custom default CSS class name to any core block type, see Extending the Block Editor. You’ll need to add some JavaScript code (you can start here) to modify the Gutenberd editor behavior, just change the 'core/quote' by 'core/list' to target lists blocks.

I don’t know which calculator you mean, sorry. Please let me know if this works for you, if not maybe we can define a more specific rule for your website if you want to share it.

Hi @bnguy101

Did you buy your original domain name with your hosting provider? If so, your provider is probably best suited to provide support.

If you bought the domain with someone else then it is quite likely that you can still recover it, if it has not expired, and that it’s mainly a configuration problem.

Hi Raquel!

You can try to make your css rule more specific including wrapper classes like entry-content or post-inner, for example if you just want to modify the list items in the content of posts, add this css code to your styles:

.entry-content ul > li {
    color: aqua;
}

This shouldn’t affect other elements like navigation items. Let me know if this helps you.

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Hi @florian434

Did you fix it? Because I’m seeing the blocks with the same width.

Hi @citstest

Does the image disappear after resize? How are you changing its size?

Is this happening to you in a local installation? or is your site online?

Did you try (de)activating them in different orders? This could help identify which plugin is causing the problem.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by Krystle Salazar.

Hi @yagami04 is this happening to you with some hosting provider? You can try to contact their support. Or did you notice if this problem occurred after some specific change?

Hi @achanne we’re not able to provide support for commercial themes, as we don’t have access to the source code. You should reach the author(s) of the theme to get more help.

PD: The recipes look delicious!

Good to hear that! You can mark the thread as “resolved” ?

Hi @hindman, let’s try to figure this.

We need more information to know what is happening so I’m going to ask you some questions:

1. Is it a new WordPress installation or an ongoing site with multiple posts?
2. Is the issue in your local setup or the site is online?
3. Were you able to preview the content before? When appeared this issue?

Hi @akhtarkhurshid Could you elaborate what the error is? I don’t see any problem on your site.

Hello @bhkh! I’m not sure if it’s too late but yes, there is a plugin that can help with that task: WP Revisions Control.

If you already solved it, can you share your solution for future references? It’ll be appreciated.

Cheers!

Hi @bomalo!

Answering your questions:

1. WordPress skips post revisions when making database calls on the front end. It only looks for revisions on the post edit screen, or when you are actually browsing revisions.
2. The front end performance should not be affected in a default plugin-less WordPress setup. However, a plugin or theme could be the cause of the slow speed if it don’t filter revisions when querying.

If you still want to delete or change the limit of revisions to save disk space you can use a plugin like [WP Revisions Control](https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-revisions-control/) to facilitate this task.

Let us know if this is useful to you.

@kathigeiger Make a backup before starting (optional but recommended).

Then, you should:

1. Change the domain in /wp-admin
2. Change the domain in wp-config.php

After that, badly routed assets may remain, you can use a Search and Replace plugin, like this one to find everything that is routed with the old domain and replace it with the new one.

Optionally, if the site was already on search engines, it may be necessary to add an .htaccess redirect rule.

Hope this guide helps!

Hi both!

I will suggest a more specific selector for the blog page styles:

.bam-entry .entry-summary p {
    margin: 0 0 1.5em;
    line-height: 1.7;
}

Hope this help ??